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Panel says there’s room to potentially tokenise all assets, given benefits of blockchain

Tan Nai Lun

Tan Nai Lun

Published Wed, Nov 16, 2022 · 10:22 PM
    • There is likely room to tokenise all investment instruments, given the benefits of blockchain technology, such as increased liquidity, wider access and higher efficiency, said panellists at the Abu Dhabi Finance Week.
    • There is likely room to tokenise all investment instruments, given the benefits of blockchain technology, such as increased liquidity, wider access and higher efficiency, said panellists at the Abu Dhabi Finance Week. PHOTO: PIXABAY

    [ABU DHABI] There is likely to be room to tokenise all investment instruments, given the benefits of blockchain technology such as increased liquidity, wider access and higher efficiency, said the members of a discussion panel on Wednesday (Nov 16).

    Dan Doney, chief executive and co-founder of financial and regulatory technology company Securrency, said: “The challenge with liquidity is that you have to go to so many different venues to conduct transactions. In the not-too-distant future, you will see a unified marketplace for any kind of asset.”

    He was speaking on a panel on how multi-trillion dollar funds and banks are testing and applying blockchain-based technology, at the Abu Dhabi Finance Week 2022.

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